how do you secure it to a rifle and a pistol?
33211
you don't. it is made for a pistol because of the length. you flip out the cylinder of a revolver or pull he slide back on a pistol and thread the cable through the barrel making it impossible to load the chamber because the cable is in the way. it is a good deterrent but someone with a little mechanical knowledge can bypass this safety measure. good luck and be safe
33212
It's similar for both applications. On a revolver open the wheel and lock through one of the openings. On pistols lock the slide back, and position the cable lock down through the empty magazine well. On MSR's (AR-15 and AK variants) lock the slide back and run the lock through the brass ejection slot, and down the magazine well. Bolt actions are going to depend on the model, and may require some ingenuity. Just remember that these are intended to lock the operation of the firearm, not the trigger.
33213
I'm a little unclear. Do you mean at the same time? If so, its not advisable. If you mean one at a time, then the cable goes through the receiver portion of a semiauto pistol and the receiver of the rifle as well. If you mean a revolver, it will go through the chamber of one in your revolver wheel.
990299
It Should have a Velcro retaining strap attached. If you are seated the pistol may work its' way free
938191
This mounts to the receiver, not a rail. You could attempt to rig it so that the claws grabbed a rail but it would have to be the width of the mp5 and probably wouldn't hold secure.
1266618
Use gun socks in these types of gun cabinets. Will protect your rifles much better, especially in case of an earthquake.
423894
I just use the clip, im sure you could use a pistol mag pouch with a little bit of modifications.
738027
The recoil lockdown pins fit into the hole on the top of the reciever. This will stop the mount from sliding back and forth. If the scope is moving in the mount you can try some thin tape to provide a little friction between the scope and the rings. Also a little blue loctite on the screws really help keep things snug.
600783
There is a strap on the open end that can be placed over the weapon to hold it in. You may want to check the overall length of the scabbard (the overall length of the scabbard can be shortened by about 4" by folding the bottom of the scabbard) against your weapon length.
1617954
That was tricky. I bought a standard nylon holster, but had to cut away the treads of the holster, up by the end of the barrel, to get the pistol in. Anyway...it worked.
239896
Just pull out the 3 layers of foam, they are not fastened in except by friction. A great case. On the other hand, I found to hold heavy guns really tight, without moving, I had to add another foam pad.The latches seem pretty secure. Both top and bottom are part of the handle so, even if you did not latch it the cover would stay on while carrying.
767085
I don't think you would have a problem and it would keep it tight so removing your pistol you won't be pulling off the hanger
1014721
Once, point barrel at ground, pull trigger. Remove pellet case from rifle, work bolt foward and back and lock down
1560313
Unless you have a rail mount on your AK I am sure it would be difficult to secure it on the rifle. The flashlight has an adjustable rail clamp to secure it, other than that the flashlight is great.
1322097
Not a secure placement. I would not store a weapon in this unit. I own three of them, they are good for a minivan with a column shifter, and clear space between the front seats. I use mine in Chevy Venture vans. I keep my Ruger P89 on my hip.
47092
You'd have to figure out a way to secure the gun to keep it from alling out when lid opens.
956648
go to Sneakypete.com for your answer. they custom make the sneaky pete for whatever firearm you are carrying
318089
1. While both internal straps are snaped together as one long piece, attach one side of the strap to the inside, hip-side of the pouch. 2. Insert your weapon in the pouch. 3. Pull the remaining portion of the strap tightly over the top of the weapon handle, and attach it to the outside of the pouch. The strap may extend beyond the Velcro patch at this point. 4. Check to see that the snap is where you want it (ie the snap thumb breaks at the position and direction you want it, or repeat 1-3 until it's right. 5. Optional: Mark the length of the outside strap that extends beyond the outside Velcro patch; cut off the excess and melt the frayed edges with a match. Now you should be able the open or close the large outer cover flap, while the internal strap securely holds your weapon in place.
1411576
Not sure what you mean secure, locked up, in a car, trunk,gun lock, Bag is great for keeping your range equipment together easily holding two. Pistols in separate gloves